Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - December 16, 1873, Sedalia, Missouri iiTu DAILY IN Per by by mail Quo mouth by mall 1 Served u the city per 25 payable to JOHN Business Manage Local notices will he inserted froi Mie to three times at the rate of te per line insertion from our to eleven times cents pe iine insertion twelve time and thereafter five cents per Itm inch insertion No local notice will be inserted to than tifly cents unites ordered no time ie agreed upon wl oe continued until forbid nn charged in accordance with the aim rates CITY ITEMS to-day payers are coming un Court adjourned at out of this morning blacksmith shop is bein covered Dramatic Compau Sedalia next week delayed Pacific train about 5 o'clock Collector Morey wrot one hundred receipts yes the vocal and mental concert ot Smith's Hall to county finances ure in gooc condition Warrants face value Hazel House at Tipton burned recently is to be rebuilt by Messrs a number oT retail grocery merchants exhibit the gentle No credit after January 1st to loud In the streets of Springfield Mass Per haps their streets nre muddler that ours rear of an M K T passenger slipped off the track morning at the switch It was righted up countryman rode out of he city last evening balanced with benzine He forward to his animals bond then backward almost touching view of tiie financial pressure our merchants are selling goods a1 lower prices ever before The credit system is fast passing into to Eon T T for numerous favors of a al nature We are sincerely obliged to Mr for his to office Murphy who was Injured by being thrown from n hand car on Sunday evening last if slowly recovering He is now able to move his limbs 2 o'clock this afternoon 5 prospective took place between Wm P ami party whose name we did not learn Both parties cave bond for their appearance before the Recorder at o'clock this evening arbitration case between the of Sedalia and W P Jackson for services and amounts expended while the latter was City Marshal have failed to scree hence the case goes back to the Circuit Court for adjustment street opening jury were ly morning They visit he proposed Franklin eastof tho M K T shops which running south to the city its where and benefits o property holders will be assessed Opening to North Main Street to addition witl then demand heir attention This when will pass In proximity to the Woolen Mills time be VOLUME 3 iN UMBER SEDALIA MO TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 16 PETITION FOB DIVORCE Joanna Brown T Brown In the Circuit Clerk's office on lust Mrs Joanna Brown by licr Messrs Heard her petition praying for from hor husband T Brown The petition among oilier things recites that plaintiff and defendant were married iu Bedford nia in the year 13'15 and lived gether as husband and wife until about the 1st of October last past That he has for many years and for and during the year next before the time of bringing this suit been to habitual ness nnd being so intoxicated und drunken at divers has failed nnd to support plaintiff or provide the common necessities of life for her and her children That plaintiff has been forced to support herself and children by her own bor the defendant refusing ing to assist her in the same That defendant being habitual as above stated is unfit to discharge his duties as husband and father to the plaintiff and the children born of their said marriage and that he hag not only brought shame and reproach upon them bat is an obstacle In the way of her providing herself and children with a necessary support Three aged sixteen and eleven were liorn to them and are now living mid ported by plaintiff Divorce from the bonds of mony heretofore contracted by and plaintiff and defendant is to he dissolved also that plaintiff have entire and control of the three children and for all oilier proper reliefs The will come up before 01 Circuit Court come a popular thoroughfare for a portion of the trove to our from an eastern direction class board sun ble rooms corner Indium and mine 15 1 sold head of hogs hear per hundred They 300 pounce To-day Charles of hit sold to W L Robinson of his city 110 at 14 per dred Tlic lot weighed llw Concert To-night Prof class bo given at Smith's Hull tig notice some two or three Musical Celebrities In this city from abroad Wo have no doubt but will be crowded the lovere of good music and we have doubt but all who go will be more pleased with the entertainment Prof deserves ao we hope his long patient ient efforts to improve the musical aste and of this city may a fitting recognition to-night Tho Calico Ball Bo not forget that the of WMr co Hop ut the Ives House on evening The ladies will in full calico costume and se gentlemen in Dolly CK Of course they will wear paper and other make i presentable We're and going to wear a biled a huge Dolly in addition Delayed Train About midnight lust freight I ain on the Pacific road met a serious accident Several rs were thrown off he track and ails torn up for some distance A roken rail is said to he ho cause of mishap About one mile from lis accident another freight ruin in so off the track Tho in her have not been yel Krneti train due here nt 5 o'clock this morning detained hy the accident will bu here at five this evening hours toic County Court County Court adjourned about half time locate your Ed Democrat COUNTY Yesterday's Proceedings The following warrants were dered J P Thatcher us county Guild for oil for county jail Wolf A Bro for blankets Jesse Reed for wood for before grand jury at ber term Van Beek Barnard Co for tax books C W Brown Co stationery W P Anderson boarding paupers 84 A M for wood 1 F Brockshire for wood Slo Mr Young for maple trees for court yard Codding for building coal house at jail W for stone at jail B H Moses for fees as clerk Democratic Press Co for printing 517.65 Wm Campbell for coffins furnished E Emery for books furnished A Ittel for salary as County Treasurer A C Pond for wood Van Beek Co stationery S C Gould for lumber C A Dexter L S Murray for washing done for prisoners 37.14 Circuit Clerk presented for fees in case of State vs C H Reed warrant ordered issued MARRIED JONES GRIMSTEAD On Sunday the 4th inst at the dence of the brides father by Elder Chapel J M Jones Esq to Miss They fall my friend the young the proud The gay the festive cusses An orange wreath instead of shroud A ring In lieu of The man who faced a battles roar Yields to the charms of Chemisettes And lion hearts bow down before Some frilled twilled pantalettes May their lives be ax as the sun on their marriage day Mo on Oct 13th of an the main arteries and veins of the neck Mr Charles Wheeler sou ol Wheeler being 21 years o! ago He had gone to to at- tend North Missouri State mal School which he had entered but was ablo to attend but one or two days His father arrived before died and took him home for burial Tho school boll and dents accompanied the father with the corpse to he depot and stayed until the train moved all will the bereaved father and family The deceased loft a father nnd mother sisters und brothers to mourn his loss hut they do not mourn as hose who have no hope fnr it is written Blessed arc tue dead who die in the Lord t CON Lincoln county on Wednesday evening Dec Bottle wife of James Conway 21 years formerly of county Mo A Card from Collector SEDALIA Mo Dec 15 1873 I notice a communication la your paper o yesterday over the cognomen oi in the writer takes me to task for giving notice that I will enforce the provisions of the Revenue Law in regard to the ing of personal property after Dec for the payment of axes and says he thinks that I nm rather fast and goes on to quote the amended tion of the law in regard to the alty after January 1st Now the tlon quoted by Philo has nothing whatever to do with the section re- quiring the seizing of property If will read law he will find that it ment of Collections in December without any penalty and after Jan 1st with a penalty of five per cent a month for two months and two per cent a month thereafter I should not have claimed your valuable space to reply to Philo were it nol that his article may mislead many good men and them to pay heavy ties I would say in conclusion that the execution of the law is a very un- pleasant duty to me hut to save self from personal liability I shall be compelled to vigorously enforce it against all who do not pay ately Very Respectfully B H County Collector Theatrical Etc Dramatic Company are amusing the his week Star Comedy Troupe play in Parsons this week They will this evening heir next regular meeting In January Dram shop licenses were granted to Charles In 3d addition also to Parks and Christmas This animal holiday will soon be- here ami young America is on the qvi fur his ly offerings We are opposed to the deception that is generally practiced on juveniles by their parents and in refund o this apochryphal visitor To tell them that Santa Clans brings this or that is to tell The of a pickle dish or maud lost oh Saturday evening It is a ver bird oh the top The finder will be liberally fd by at hum her of day flo them falsehoods which no editor would do Then It rotis the little one of much of the pleasure of the How much better for the children o know the truth to know that kind fathers doting mothers tenderhearted brothers and sisters or other considerate friends these favors upon them and in- spire in thrlr youthful menU of gratitude anil affection for their bent friends In any event dn not forget the children on doubtless arrive at Deuison during the holidays The Georgia Minstrels which at- so much attention in our city during the past fall are now in New Lucilla Western who passed through here for the south several weeks still lingers in the City Ann article twentieth iu Brigham Young's happy circle takes the moro iu sorrow than in anger to lecture against She appears ill Kansas City on the 20th thence goes to ern cities for fifty nights ing in St Louis She is to receive for the course Brigham could send out a more lecturers and then have more wives than any other man Personals Alf S Kierolf of the Lexington Caucasian will soon depart for his new southern home John Whi Ksq of the well known Dramatic Company is now in the city making arrangements for the appearance of his Troupe here on next for a weeks ment Miss Louie and Mr J A Lord nro now with Mr A rare treat is in store for our heater goers L D Esq of Bates will make Chicago his future home He has been appointed Com- missioner of Deeds for this Stale C Anderson Esq a promising Henry county merchant was in the city this morning He several bills from our chants ROBINSON'S SHOW Thoy Plao Texas land at New Orleans The news of the fight between old John Robinson's circus company nnd a lot of nt has been pretty thoroughly published and circulated throughout the country The Kansas City Journal furnishes us the finale of the as chased arid through Texas by a lot of avengers of the victims of the Jacksonville fight the old man with his complete outfit reached Galveston at which point the was spread nnd entertainments given While at this point information reached Mr Robinson that the State authorities Were after him and knowing that under the circumstances but little could be expected from them should he remain and undergo an tion be concluded to cross the gulf of Mexico and upon the con- arrived in New Orleans on the third instant narrowly escaping serious and prolonged with the Texas authorities The company broke up for the son at New and the animals and stock will be shipped to nati ut which place they will bo wintered Since the fight quite a i gaily HATES OK Olio 0110 ti i 6 CO V liberal will lio lo con- WEEKLY Subscription per annum J2 U six j jy KATES Or One time ci tg M's Reply to Public Schools Mo Dec 1870 EDITOR gave my views in opposition to the use of the Bible in our Public Schools iu a former issue of your paper I expected nn answer from somebody but in the same spirit that I started out Had not lic Schools belter lay aside that grand nom de for one more salient for I advocate genus ine Public schooh besides all that is good and noble In Public Schools I recognize the foundations of ncK civilization it is the bogus Public Schools I would attack In his reply lie much of Mrs claims hat she reminds me very who opens her mouth but what she gets her foot in it lie starts out that maur arc who nre behind the prison walls not rue but they have ed their freedom byj committing crime Accept freedom in the er sense for which it is intended if you please Free speech Aye it is a right guaranteed us by the Con- und indulged in in spile of the howls of narrow minded of the that were ics Free conscience and free jured have died nnd one of cus company died at Galveston from the effects of hiit wounds Soldiers of tho Mexican War There will be a of the diers of the Mexican War ut cothe Mo on Friday December 20 commencing at 10 o'clock n m The object of the is to ther the interests of the soldiers of said war iu being placed or an equal footing with of he war of 1812 and tho late war As General Shields well The achievements of hut army contributed largely to the an well ax to the their country In com- mon gratitude cannot suffer the few of them thai arc now left to sink in- to the tomb without some grateful re- cognition of their We hope there will bu a large meeting J JO ASTON President of the Convention dial met at on July 4th Wholesale Oyster Depot am now prepared to sell the Challenge brand of norc Oysters to retail at St Louis prices with express Orders am respectfully JOHN No 10 Ohio street lew corner of Indiana and streets dec Lots for Sale Cheap tn cast Railroad Inquire nt P H Little's canned fruits itt 1 F A The Future Peach Crop It is very feared that the mild fall mid soft weather with the recent warm have combined to push forward the peach buds to such an extent na to greatly ger tbo coming crop aro told that the buds are advanced now than they have been at this season of the year for many years and arc greatly alarmed Should we the ex- treme cold year the peach crop will undoubtedly lie another failure a good article at V for lUnt Next door to Rod Apply to Rod or John B Unpleasant Predicament The Laniar Independent relates a rather unpleasant which ly occurred in that town Quite u incident occurred on our streets Thursday A lady drove up in got up to a young man presented u pistol nt his head and holding a baby about ten mouths old in her arms suld Here lake his baby and maintain It It Is If you do not J will blow your brains out Tho young uinn very coolly told her lie would do as she wished him and held out his hands us if to take the baby woman lowered tho pistol lie seized her by the hand which held it and led her to Tucker Logan's office and delivered her over to tho town Marshal iSho soon evidently found that she was in box and left town as soon an presented It is supposed that designing lies were ai the bottom of the and lo extort money was the object Heating C C A Ohio street a full line of the Standard patterns of Heating Stoves which ho will jell nt the very lowest ures He lias n good assortment of Cooking Stoves oi approved ence He has M splendid assortment f nil kinds of Japanned ware nil kinds of Copper nnd which he ns cheap nny iu ket for choice at reasonable prices lo K K it I EC K H A us gion A thousand times aye so long as you control the and prevent the coming of seasons in their proper time so long can you not guide the of my conscience In modern times we are taught that God is love and nre not driven lo Him as formerly for fear of smelting after death 1 deny Unit wo nre a Christian land we are governed hy a Constitution framed by men who were good and true and that says all men arc horn and Public School would fasten on me tho ad- of free polygamy and nil oilier free Could you discover anything of the kind iu my last article ain't Public School scaring at hia own Have J not the contrary in ad- vising a good moral training in lic Schools So far as the rue standard is concerned and in being good peaceable citizens I will not allow Public Schools or any else to me in admiration of the to its 1 did not speak claimed the when 1 proper place against it for I had shed a greater blessing on humanity thai any other book ten but I did not hink it ought v be forced on hose that do not think so We arc not a strictly Christian people and that the Bible is used in our Schools in our tive and Congressional Halls is nil innovation not Constitution Public by School claims that perhaps one half of all the children who attend our Public and whoso are mil Catholics Jews or Pagans do mil have the Bible read at in thut they poor Christian homes indeed and I very much fear that their religious training will be sadly neglected if they have to depend on it from what they get at school bull would advise them to go to Sunday a good vision nnd where he Bible properly belongs In conclusion arid in to Public closing sentiment I would say sounds very much ike the defunct know-nothing tlic ignominious death it deserved long ago hia to the government better suited to their taste is n little regarded ns that brain influence it M for Sale or Exchange far City This is n good investment For call on R T Millar Mayor or K W Bixhy president f Council -J II YUT Finance Join
